FAMILIES enjoyed Easter egg hunts while enjoying the sights and sounds of the golden age of steam locomotion.
Visitors joined the fun at Didcot Railway Centre for its Easter steam days.
The 21-acre living museum, off Station Road, was open from Good Friday to Easter Monday, allowing train buffs to explore almost two centuries of railway history.
As well as families being able to take unlimited rides on one of the centre's two demonstration lines, Easter eggs were hidden around the museum with clues to help find them.
It was also a rare chance for people to see the western passenger locomotives, Trojan, Teddy Bear and the recently restored Pendennis Castle in action.
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